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Caron 7401-33-1 Shaker-Ready CO₂ Incubator

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Brand : Caron
Product Code : SKU 3137Y INC
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Caron 7401-33-1 Shaker-Ready CO₂ Incubator with Controlled Humidity

The Caron 7401-33-1 CO₂ Incubator is a large-capacity, shaker-ready reach-in incubator designed for production-scale cell culture, vaccine and antibody development, bioprocessing, pharmaceutical research, and other demanding applications requiring precise control of temperature, CO₂, and relative humidity. With a 33 cu. ft. (934 L) chamber, infrared CO₂ sensing, active controlled humidity, refrigeration, three heavy-duty shaker-ready shelves, and three internal GFCI-protected electrical outlets, the 7401-33-1 allows laboratories to operate compatible orbital shakers and other powered equipment within a tightly controlled cell culture environment.

Available used and refurbished from American Instrument Exchange, this Caron 7401-33-1 is particularly well suited for laboratories scaling beyond conventional flask and plate culture. Its large reach-in chamber provides more than four times the capacity of a typical benchtop CO₂ incubator while occupying a floor footprint comparable to a traditional double stack. For laboratories expanding cell culture capacity, moving into larger-volume suspension culture, or supporting production-oriented workflows, the combination of CO₂, temperature, and active humidity control provides significantly greater environmental flexibility than a conventional CO₂ incubator.

Key Features

  • Large 33 cu. ft. (934 L) reach-in CO₂ incubation chamber

  • Active controlled humidity system

  • Relative humidity control from ambient conditions to approximately 95% RH

  • Approximately ±3% RH humidity control

  • Designed specifically for shaker-ready cell culture applications

  • Three reinforced Type 304 stainless steel shelves

  • Each heavy-duty shelf supports up to 150 lb. (68 kg)

  • Three internal GFCI-protected electrical outlets

  • 0–20% CO₂ control range

  • Infrared CO₂ sensor

  • Approximately ±0.1% CO₂ control under specified conditions

  • Active refrigeration to compensate for heat generated by internal equipment

  • Approximately 20°C to 60°C operating range under specified heat-load conditions

  • Approximately ±0.1°C temperature control

  • Approximately ±0.3°C temperature uniformity

  • RTD temperature sensor

  • Type 304 stainless steel interior

  • Glass inner doors for sample observation

  • Touchscreen control interface

  • Chamber access ports

  • Casters and leveling feet

  • Professionally inspected and tested by American Instrument Exchange

  • 90-day warranty included

Caron 7401-33-1 Overview

The Caron 7401-33-1 was designed around a challenge that conventional CO₂ incubators are not particularly well equipped to address: maintaining a large, tightly controlled cell culture environment around orbital shakers and other heat-generating laboratory equipment.

A typical benchtop CO₂ incubator provides approximately 5 to 7 cu. ft. of culture space. The Caron 7401-33-1 expands that capacity to approximately 33 cu. ft. (934 L) within a single reach-in chamber. This allows laboratories to increase culture volume without dividing production among numerous smaller incubators.

More importantly, the 7401 platform is specifically shaker ready. The 33 cu. ft. configuration incorporates three reinforced stainless steel shelves, each capable of supporting up to approximately 150 lb. These shelves provide the structural support required for compatible orbital shakers and other substantial laboratory equipment.

Three GFCI-protected electrical outlets are installed inside the chamber, allowing compatible powered equipment to operate within the controlled environment without routing power cords through the chamber door.

Operating a shaker inside an incubator creates another challenge: heat load. Motors and other electrical components generate heat continuously during operation. The 7401-33-1 uses active refrigeration to remove this excess heat and help maintain the selected chamber temperature while powered equipment operates inside.

This particular chamber also incorporates active relative humidity control, allowing humidity to become a controlled experimental parameter rather than simply a byproduct of a passive water pan. Together, controlled temperature, CO₂, and humidity provide a versatile environment for advanced cell culture and bioprocess applications.

Common Applications

The Caron 7401-33-1 is particularly well suited for production-scale cell culture, suspension cell culture, vaccine research and production, antibody development, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, personalized medicine, bioprocess development, protein expression, process optimization, and other high-volume cell culture applications.

One of its strongest applications is supporting orbital shakers used for suspension cultures. Rather than relying on a smaller dedicated incubated shaker, laboratories can place compatible shakers within the much larger Caron chamber and maintain controlled temperature, CO₂, and humidity around the entire system.

This approach can be useful when scaling cultures from conventional flasks toward larger shake flasks or when multiple shaker platforms need to operate under common environmental conditions.

Active humidity control provides another important capability. Researchers can establish and maintain a defined relative-humidity setpoint rather than relying solely on passive evaporation. This can be valuable for extended culture periods, processes sensitive to media evaporation, and experimental protocols where environmental consistency is especially important.

The large chamber can also accommodate static cell culture vessels when shaker operation is not required. Modular shelving allows the interior to be configured around different culture formats, making the 7401-33-1 useful as a high-capacity reach-in CO₂ incubator as well as a shaker-ready chamber.

Cell culture laboratories may use the Caron 7401-33-1 alongside biosafety cabinets for aseptic culture handling and laboratory centrifuges for cell harvesting and downstream processing. Laboratory refrigerators provide storage for media and reagents, while ultra-low temperature freezers support long-term preservation of cell banks and other biological materials.

Cell Types & Culture Applications

The Caron 7401-33-1 can support a broad range of CO₂-dependent cell culture applications, but its large chamber, shaker-ready construction, and active humidity control make it particularly attractive for higher-volume and suspension-culture workflows.

Common Cell Types & Culture Applications

  • Mammalian cell lines

  • Suspension cell cultures

  • CHO cell cultures

  • HEK cell cultures

  • Hybridoma cultures

  • Vaccine-production cultures

  • Antibody-production workflows

  • Recombinant protein expression

  • Pharmaceutical and biotechnology process development

  • Scale-up and production-oriented cell culture

Typical Culture Equipment & Vessels

  • Orbital laboratory shakers

  • Shake flasks

  • Erlenmeyer culture flasks

  • Fernbach-style flasks

  • T-flasks

  • Multiwell plates

  • Cell culture dishes

  • Culture bottles and other compatible vessels

The chamber provides approximately 32"W × 27"D × 65.7"H of interior space. Three reinforced shelves measure approximately 29.25"W × 24.45"D and can support up to 150 lb. each.

Because the chamber is specifically designed to accommodate dynamic loads, compatible laboratory shakers can be positioned on these reinforced shelves. Researchers should nevertheless confirm shaker dimensions, weight, platform movement, electrical load, heat generation, and clearance requirements before installation.

Temperature, CO₂ & Controlled Humidity Performance

The Caron 7401-33-1 combines heating, active refrigeration, controlled humidification, infrared CO₂ sensing, and microprocessor monitoring to create a highly controlled environment for large-scale cell culture.

The chamber provides a published temperature range of approximately 20°C to 60°C under specified operating and heat-load conditions, with temperature control of approximately ±0.1°C and uniformity of approximately ±0.3°C. An RTD sensor provides temperature feedback to the control system.

Active refrigeration is especially important in shaker applications. An orbital shaker's motor, electronics, and moving components continuously release heat into the incubation chamber. In a conventional heated incubator, that additional heat can make it difficult to maintain a 37°C setpoint, particularly when several pieces of equipment are operating simultaneously.

The Caron system uses refrigeration to remove excess heat and compensate for the thermal load generated by internal equipment. This allows the chamber to maintain controlled incubation conditions while compatible shakers are operating.

CO₂ concentration is adjustable from 0% to 20%, with approximately ±0.1% control under specified conditions. The 7401-33 uses an infrared CO₂ sensor, providing direct CO₂ measurement appropriate for humidified cell culture environments.

This particular 7401-33-1 also includes Caron's active controlled humidity system. Relative humidity can be regulated from ambient conditions to approximately 95% RH, with control of approximately ±3% RH under specified operating conditions.

Active humidity control provides an important advantage over the passive water-pan humidification found in many conventional CO₂ incubators. A passive system creates a generally high-humidity environment but does not allow researchers to select and regulate a precise RH setpoint. The Caron controlled-humidity system instead allows relative humidity to become a defined chamber parameter alongside temperature and CO₂.

For extended cell culture applications, maintaining a stable high-humidity environment can help limit evaporation from culture media. More broadly, adjustable RH provides laboratories with greater flexibility when developing or reproducing processes in which humidity itself may affect experimental conditions.

The touchscreen control system provides centralized access to these environmental parameters, allowing operators to monitor and adjust temperature, CO₂, and relative humidity from a common interface.

Contamination Control & Chamber Design

The Caron 7401-33-1 uses a Type 304 stainless steel interior designed to withstand the warm, humidified environment associated with cell culture while simplifying routine cleaning.

The interior can be disassembled without specialized tools to provide better access to chamber surfaces during cleaning. Glass inner doors allow researchers to inspect cultures and operating equipment without immediately exposing the entire chamber to laboratory air.

Maintaining a clean chamber is especially important in a large reach-in incubator containing orbital shakers. Shakers, power cords, flask clamps, platforms, shelves, and other components add surfaces that can potentially introduce contaminants into the incubation environment. A consistent cleaning and maintenance program should therefore include both the incubator and equipment operated inside it.

Caron also offered an automated dry hydrogen peroxide sterilization system for this platform. When installed, the system provides a validated H₂O₂ sterilization cycle for chamber decontamination.

The controlled humidity feature on this particular unit should not be confused with the optional H₂O₂ sterilization system. Unless H₂O₂ sterilization hardware is specifically confirmed on the individual incubator, that capability should not be assumed.

Caron 7401-33-1 Specifications

Specification Details
Manufacturer Caron Scientific
Model 7401-33-1
Equipment Type Shaker-Ready Reach-In CO₂ Incubator with Controlled Humidity
Chamber Capacity 33 cu. ft. (934 L)
Temperature Range Approximately 20°C to 60°C under specified heat-load conditions
Temperature Control Approximately ±0.1°C
Temperature Uniformity Approximately ±0.3°C
Temperature Sensor RTD
Refrigeration Yes
CO₂ Range 0–20%
CO₂ Control Approximately ±0.1%
CO₂ Sensor Infrared
Humidity Control Active controlled humidity
Relative Humidity Range Ambient to approximately 95% RH
Humidity Control Approximately ±3% RH
Interior Construction Type 304 stainless steel
Standard Shelves 3 reinforced shaker-ready shelves
Shelf Construction Reinforced perforated Type 304 stainless steel
Shelf Capacity 150 lb. (68 kg) each
Shelf Dimensions Approximately 29.25"W × 24.45"D
Internal Electrical Outlets 3 GFCI-protected outlets
Controller Touchscreen
Inner Doors Glass
H₂O₂ Sterilization Optional; confirm if installed
Interior Dimensions (W × D × H) Approximately 32" × 27" × 65.7"
Exterior Dimensions (W × D × H) Approximately 35.5" × 33.3" × 90.1"
Electrical Requirements 115V, 60 Hz, 16A
Shipping Weight Approximately 775 lb.
Configuration Floor-standing reach-in

This Caron 7401-33-1 is equipped with the controlled humidity feature. Other features and accessories—including the optional dry H₂O₂ sterilization system—should be confirmed for the individual refurbished unit before purchase. Temperature and humidity capabilities can also vary with chamber temperature, ambient conditions, and heat generated by equipment operating inside the chamber.

Caron 7401-33-1 Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Caron 7401-33-1 different from a conventional CO₂ incubator?

The primary differences are capacity, shaker-ready construction, refrigeration, and active humidity control. The Caron 7401-33-1 provides 33 cu. ft. of chamber space with three reinforced 150 lb. shelves, internal electrical outlets, active refrigeration, IR CO₂ sensing, and controlled relative humidity. It is designed to create a controlled environment around large-scale cultures and compatible powered equipment.

Does this Caron 7401-33-1 actively control humidity?

Yes. This particular 7401-33-1 is equipped with Caron's controlled humidity system. Relative humidity can be regulated from ambient conditions to approximately 95% RH, with approximately ±3% RH control under specified operating conditions.

What is the advantage of controlled humidity in a CO₂ incubator?

Conventional CO₂ incubators commonly use passive water pans to produce a generally high-humidity environment. Active humidity control allows the laboratory to select and regulate a defined RH setpoint, providing better control over evaporation and allowing humidity to become a reproducible experimental or process parameter.

Can orbital shakers operate inside the Caron 7401-33-1?

Yes. The 7401 Series is specifically designed for shaker-ready applications. The 7401-33-1 includes three reinforced shelves capable of supporting up to approximately 150 lb. each and three internal GFCI-protected electrical outlets for compatible powered equipment.

Why does a shaker-ready CO₂ incubator need refrigeration?

Operating shakers generate heat from their motors and electronics. That heat is released directly into the incubation chamber and can cause chamber temperature to rise above the selected setpoint. The Caron 7401-33-1 uses active refrigeration to remove excess heat and maintain controlled temperature while equipment operates inside the chamber.

What type of CO₂ sensor does the Caron 7401-33-1 use?

The 7401-33-1 uses an infrared CO₂ sensor and provides a 0–20% CO₂ control range. Infrared sensing is well suited for high-humidity cell culture environments because CO₂ measurement is not dependent on the thermal conductivity of the chamber atmosphere.

Is the Caron 7401-33-1 suitable for production-scale cell culture?

Yes. The platform is designed for demanding applications including production-scale cell culture, suspension culture, vaccine and antibody production, bioprocess development, and other high-volume culture workflows. Its 934 L chamber, shaker-ready shelves, internal power, refrigeration, controlled humidity, and IR CO₂ sensing make it particularly useful for scale-up applications.

Does this Caron 7401-33-1 have hydrogen peroxide sterilization?

The Caron 7401 platform was available with an optional dry H₂O₂ sterilization system, but this feature is separate from controlled humidity. H₂O₂ sterilization should only be specified if the appropriate hardware is confirmed on the individual incubator.

Is this Caron 7401-33-1 refurbished?

This Caron 7401-33-1 is available used and refurbished from American Instrument Exchange. The chamber is inspected, cleaned, and tested prior to shipment. Temperature, CO₂, and relative humidity performance are tested, along with refrigeration, heating, the IR CO₂ sensor, humidity system, touchscreen controls, internal electrical outlets, alarms, and other installed functions as applicable. Components are replaced as necessary, and refurbished equipment includes a 90-day warranty.

Testing Procedures for Used and Refurbished CO₂ Laboratory Incubators
Ensure Atmosphere Control, Temperature Accuracy, and Regulatory Compliance

At American Instrument Exchange, all used and refurbished CO₂ incubators undergo a multi-step testing and calibration process. These procedures are designed to ensure precise environmental control, microbial safety, and long-term reliability—critical for cell culture, IVF, tissue engineering, and pharmaceutical R&D applications.

Why Testing Used CO₂ Incubators Is Essential

Before a CO₂ incubator is redeployed into a laboratory, it must be thoroughly tested for:
• CO₂ sensor accuracy and gas concentration control
• Temperature uniformity and stability
• Humidity system function
• HEPA filtration and contamination control
• Electrical and safety compliance

Proper testing ensures viable growth environments for sensitive cultures and prevents costly contamination or culture loss in high-stakes lab environments.

Our standardized refurbishment protocol ensures used CO₂ incubators deliver laboratory grade performance at a fraction of the cost of comparable new units.

Key Testing Procedures for Refurbished and Used CO₂ Incubators

1. Initial Visual Inspection
• Inspect the exterior for corrosion, dents, or door alignment issues
• Check door gasket integrity and hinge function
• Verify presence and condition of internal shelves, water pans, and humidity trays
• Examine power cords, gas connectors, and display interfaces for signs of wear

2. Functional Startup Test
• Power on the unit and check for successful system boot
• Verify touchscreen or keypad response, and test all user-programmable settings
• Check door alarms and temperature/CO₂ alerts

3. Temperature Control and Uniformity Testing
• Use temperature probes to verify internal temperature accuracy
• Monitor temperature uniformity across multiple chamber zones
• Ensure fast recovery times after door openings

4. CO₂ Sensor Testing and Gas Delivery System Test
• Test accuracy of infrared (IR) or thermal conductivity (TC) CO₂ sensors using certified reference gas and probes/Fyrite analyzers
• Test inlet pressure regulators and gas flow control systems
• Confirm stable CO₂ levels at multiple setpoints (e.g., 5%, 10%)
• Check for proper mixing and diffusion throughout the chamber

5. Humidity and Contamination Control Testing
• Test humidity generation (via water pan or active system) and verify chamber RH levels
• Inspect HEPA filters (if equipped) and airflow systems for particulate control
• Sanitize interior and confirm antimicrobial coatings or copper components are intact

6. Electrical Safety and Compliance Check
• Ensure proper grounding and insulation of all electrical components
• Perform leak and continuity testing
• Verify the unit meets electrical safety standards for laboratory environments

7. Final Quality Assurance and Performance Validation
• Run a 24-hour performance cycle with monitored CO₂, temperature, and RH
• Document data and final readings
• Complete service report

All refurbished CO₂ incubators sold by American Instrument Exchange are tested to meet the performance demands of today's advanced laboratory workflows—ensuring safety, precision, and peace of mind with every unit.

Repair and Refurbishment Protocol for Used Laboratory Incubators
Performance and Quality from American Instrument Exchange

At American Instrument Exchange, every used laboratory incubator we sell goes through a repair and refurbishment protocol. Whether it’s a standard, CO₂, or refrigerated incubator, our goal is to restore each unit to laboratory-level performance—ensuring temperature accuracy, environmental stability, and long-term reliability in your lab.

Why Choose a Refurbished Laboratory Incubator from American Instrument Exchange?

• Fully tested for performance and safety
• Backed by a warranty
• Cost-effective alternative to new equipment
• Environmentally sustainable through reuse and restoration
• Refurbished by expert technicians with decades of lab equipment experience

Step-by-Step Refurbishment Protocol

Every incubator at American Instrument Exchange follows this comprehensive, multi-stage process:

1. Initial Intake & Inspection
• Visual inspection for cosmetic wear, corrosion, dents, or broken components
• Mechanical assessment of door hinges, gaskets, seals, and chamber components
• Document any missing parts or issues requiring repair or replacement

2. Cleaning and Decontamination
• Thorough internal and external cleaning using non-abrasive solutions
• Decontamination/cleaning of surfaces to remove biological, chemical, or particulate residue
• Cleaning of removable parts (e.g., shelves, trays, etc.)

3. Mechanical and Electrical Repair
• Repair or replacement of worn mechanical components such as door latches, fans, hinges, and seals
• Evaluation and repair of control panels, switches, thermostats, and displays
• Inspection and testing of wiring, fuses, relays, and power supplies

4. Environmental Control System Assessment
• For CO₂ incubators: CO₂ sensors, regulators, and gas delivery systems are tested
• For refrigerated incubators: compressors, condensers, and cooling systems are evaluated for performance and leaks
• Fan motors and airflow systems are tested to ensure uniform environmental conditions

5. Temperature and Sensor Testing
• All temperature sensors and controllers are tested using thermometers/probes
• Uniformity and accuracy tested at multiple chamber locations
• For humidified or CO₂ incubators, humidity and CO₂ stability are verified

6. Safety System Testing
• Test of over-temperature protection systems and alarms
• Evaluation of door sensors, safety interlocks, and power failure recovery

7. Final Quality Control and Documentation
• Full performance test run over 24 hours
• Validation of setpoints for temperature, CO₂ (if applicable), and humidity (if applicable)
• Final inspection and cleaning before packaging
• Complete service report

Trust the Experts at American Instrument Exchange

With over 50 years in the lab equipment industry, American Instrument Exchange is a trusted source for high-quality refurbished laboratory incubators. Our proven refurbishment protocol ensures every unit is reliable, accurate, and ready to meet the demands of your lab from day one.

Warranty Information

All used equipment sold by American Instrument Exchange is refurbished/reconditioned, tested to meet specifications, cleaned, and comes with a 90-day warranty from the date of shipment unless otherwise specified. New products include a warranty from the manufacturer. Your warranty is only valid if you have paid your invoice. If your invoice is over 30 days old, warranty work will not be performed until your invoice is paid in full.  American Instrument Exchange is not liable for any special or consequential damages that result from the use of, or the inability to use, the materials on this site or the performance of the products,

Exceptions include international sales and items that are agreed to be sold with a lesser warranty or items that are agreed to be sold “as is.”

Should there be visible shipping damage to packaging or concealed shipping damage to item(s) supplied, buyer must communicate such damage to the delivering entity or carrier upon receipt first and to American Instrument the same day item is accepted / signed for. Failure to do so voids warranty. Customer decision to involve / procure third party or OEM service other than American Instrument or AIE assigned vendors to resolve in-warranty instrument failure or defect without first placing a service call to American Instrument voids warranty.

Return & Cancellation Policy

American Instrument Exchange will authorize the return of and issue a full refund for any equipment that is not working as represented and could not be replaced or repaired to the customer’s satisfaction by AIE or a representative of AIE during the warranty period. Returns without prior authorization and an RMA number will not be accepted. 

Customers are responsible for proper packaging of the equipment and all included accessories. American Instrument will pay for insurance and shipping costs. Non-inventory items bought specifically to fill customer orders may possibly be returned, but on a case by case basis.

Customers who cancel orders after refurbishing has begun or after delivery where there are no equipment performance issues may be subject to a Restocking/Cancellation Fee of 20% or more and responsible for shipping costs for both the delivery and return.

Ongoing and Extended Support Options

American Instrument Exchange is able to provide additional repair and support services outside the warranty terms for most products that sell.

For biosafety cabinets, clean benches, chemical fume hoods, and other clean air products our team at AIE Laboratory Services can provide certifications, repairs, decontaminations, and other services for customers throughout New England, and guidance and limited technical assistance for any customers in the US and Canada for new or refurbished biosafety cabinets purchased from American Instrument Exchange.

For all other products, the repair service team at American Instrument Exchange can provide both field and depot repair evaluations. We can easily schedule and coordinate the pick-up and transportation of your malfunctioning equipment. By offering hourly rates lower than most OEM service providers and eliminating travel time for technicians, we help reduce repair costs. Furthermore, our lab depot repair service minimizes or eliminates scheduling delays. Our experienced service technicians are qualified to restore your equipment to factory specifications.

Please contact our team at info@americaninstrument.com for more details.

FAQ

Does the equipment come with a warranty?

Yes, all equipment from American Instrument Exchange comes with a warranty.
Used/reconditioned/refurbished equipment is tested to make sure it operates to the manufacturer's specifications and comes with a 90-day warranty (unless otherwise noted). New equipment comes with a warranty from the manufacturer.

How do you test and recondition the equipment?

Testing requirements vary across all the equipment categories we sell. Temperature controlled units are tested with NIST traceable probes and data loggers. Gaskets, external housing, glass, handles, controls and control screens are all thoroughly inspected for integrity and functionality.
We test all equipment using the manufacturer's parameters and specifications to confirm that the unit operates properly.

How do products ship from American Instrument Exchange?

We can ship products both nationally and internationally using a well-established network of transporters. Smaller items will ship via UPS. Larger equipment will be palletized and shipped either LTL or air-ride, depending on the specific equipment and/or delivery requirements.

Return and order cancellation policy

American Instrument Exchange will accept the return of any product that is not working as represented and could not be replaced or repaired to the customer's satisfaction during the warranty period. Customers who cancel orders after refurbishing has begun will be subject to a cancellation and restocking fee of between 20% and 40%.

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Yes – call or email us today with a list of equipment you're looking for and we can potentially put together a quote that includes a discount.

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We strive to keep our pricing competitive and reasonable. If you find comparable items for sale at a lower price from other vendors please send us a link and or quote for the item and we'll do our best to match or beat the price.

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Can I ship products that I purchased elsewhere to American Instrument for repair?

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